Reverend Lucy Natasha has once again dominated social media conversations after making a bold prophecy during a recent church service. The popular city preacher told her congregation that this December, people will receive “millions they never expected,” including those who are jobless or going through financial struggles. Her statement immediately sparked excitement among her followers, with Natasha urging anyone who believed in her message to boldly declare, “I receive!”
According to Natasha, the final month of the year will be a season of “divine turnaround” where God will surprise His people with financial breakthroughs, open doors, and blessings that are beyond their current expectations. She insisted that faith can open opportunities that seem impossible and reminded worshippers that God does not need human qualifications to bless someone.
The prophecy has since gone viral, spreading across TikTok, Facebook, and X (Twitter), where thousands of Kenyans are reacting differently. Supporters of the preacher claim that they have witnessed her prophecies come to pass before, and therefore they believe that December will bring new opportunities, unexpected favour, and financial uplift. Many online users have been posting “I receive” in the comment sections, hoping to tap into what Natasha described as a month of abundance.
However, her statement has also attracted criticism from a section of Kenyans who argue that such declarations offer false hope to a population already struggling with a high cost of living. They say that promising jobless people millions without practical solutions may mislead vulnerable individuals. Others questioned the trend of modern-day preachers making grand financial promises while many citizens continue facing harsh economic realities.
Despite the debate, there is no doubt that Natasha’s prophecy has captured the attention of the public. As December begins, many Kenyans are watching to see whether her message of unexpected millions will inspire faith, spark controversy, or simply remain another viral proclamation from one of Kenya’s most influential religious figures.
